Sentence examples for having now experienced from inspiring English sources

Is that really Grand Prix racing? A. Having now experienced this period of no refueling and now this period of high tire degradation, I have to say that when we had the sprint-racing type of format I liked that more.

"Having now experienced rugby in both England and France, I feel I'm returning as a better, more rounded player, and it's a hugely exciting time to be coming back into the mix.

Having now experienced and been intimately involved in two years of curriculum implementation, it is imperative that students and staff to be made aware from the outset, of the dynamic nature of the programme.

The GP researcher, during later interviews, having now experienced these personal feelings and disclosing and discussing them with others, was better able to put the clinician identity aside when required.

"We've now experienced a taste of what our competitors have been through this fall," Ms. Berman said.

At least two journalists have now experienced violent incidents at Trump events.

David Moyes' face has now experienced the fate for which it looks like it was designed.

But the claustrophobia, the boredom, the physical exhaustion – these are things Thompson has now experienced first-hand.

Hollywood has now experienced four consecutive summers of eroding attendance, a cause for alarm for both studios and the publicly traded theater chains.

A Liberal Democrat, she is active in the LGBT community and recently said that she has now experienced three types of discrimination, "transphobia, homophobia and misogyny".

In the process of sharing their stories and introducing one another to songs that held personal meaning, the women discovered connections that transcend geography, something they have now experienced with the audiences as well.